Lennox Berkeley

Premiered by Frederick Ginke, Watson Forbes and James Phillips in the Wigmore Hall in August 1944. Parts available: CH56176

Premiered by the Stratton Quartet at the Cambridge Theatre in June 1941. Parts available: SOS00881

Premiered by the Dartington String Quartet. Parts available: SOS01899

Premiered by the Dartington String Quartet. Score available: SOS00899

Work from 1929 for Flute, Clarinet and Bassoon.

Commissioned by the Park Lane Group and premiered in the Purcell Room in 1972.

Work dating from 1933.

Lennox Berkeley's Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano. Written when Berkeley was studying with Nadia Boulanger, this sonata was premiered by Yvonne Astruc and Madeleine Grovlez for the Société musicale...

For Medium Voice and Piano. Text: Walter de la Mare.

For Medium Voice and Piano. Text: Translated from the Greek by FA Wright.

A Cycle Of Seven Songs for High Voice and Piano Accompaniment. Commissioned by the 1962 Cheltenham Festival. Premiered by Richard Lewis and Geoffrey Parsons.

Set to the text of Pierre de Ronsard, this set of songs for Two Tenors and Piano was commissioned by Peter Pears in 1952.

Work for Solo Tenor and Orchestra. Text: Pierre de Ronsard. Commissioned by the BBC for the 1963 Promenade Concerts. Premiered by Peter Pears.

Work first performed by the BBC Symphony Orchestra in 1943.

Orchestral work premiered at the Wigmore Hall by The London Chamber Orchestra in 1950.

Premiered by the London Philharmonic Orchestra in the Royal Albert Hall under the baton of the composer, July 1943.

Premiered at the Royal Albert Hall by the BBC Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Adrian Boult in August 1946.

Work for Orchestra dating from 1965.

Commissioned and premiered by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in the Royal Festival Hall under the baton of Sir Charles Groves, May 1978.

Work for Orchestra commissioned by the 1973 Three Choirs Festival. Premiered by the CBSO under the baton of the composer.

Version for 2 Pianos with second Piano playing orchestral reduction. Premiered at Royal Albert Hall in 1948.

Premiered by Annie Ault and Gerald Stofsky.